Sending college additional info AFTER application submission

Applying to College
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<p>(Sorry this is a repeat post, I wrote this in the wrong section before. How can I erase a thread?)</p>

<p>Because I applied with art supplements, my REA application deadline was last week--pretty early. But now that I think of my application I think there were few points mentioning about me that I didn't do so, facts like:
I was founder/president of certain clubs but I only wrote "president",
I did some additional activities that I forgot to mention in the additional info section...</p>

<p>Stuff like that. Do you think these information could be skipped, or worth mentioning?
The thing is, as far as i know admission process doesn't begin until the early november deadline (w/o art supp) so I'm thinking about emailing the college to add this kind of info. What do you guys think?</p>

<p>And if I email the admissions office about this would they be annoyed and would I be risking myself in any way?</p>

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<p>I’d say that it’s not important enough to worry about. Correct it in future applications (should they be needed), but leave this one alone.</p>

<p>If you really want to do something, though, send a brief email noting the corrections - no more than a few words each:</p>

<p>Please note the following corrections/additions to my application:
(1) . . . .
(2) . . .
Thank you.</p>

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<p>I agree with dodgersmom that your best strategy is not contacting the school with this information. If you have something new happen that would help your application, like you get an award or honor or take on a big project, that would be a good reason to follow up with the school. In that case you could use the opportunity to also tweak information previously sent. But, otherwise it’s best to do nothing.</p>